Replacement Latch and Keys For a Thule Rod Vault

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I need Replacement Keys # 2131 for the Fly Rod Vault, Will the Thule Keys TH22EH work on this Vault?

asked by: Rex C

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Expert Reply:

You will need the Replacement Latch and Keys # TH85ME for the Thule Rod Vault # TH27YV, or # TH87YV. This will also fit the original Rod Vault which came from Denver Outfitters like you have. Thule does not carry any replacement keys for the units like yours but you are able to replace the entire latch to use the new keys.

The Replacement Key # TH22EH you found will only fit the ones using a key A21312 for the lock cylinder.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Answer 1

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